The phrase "also confronts the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic that addresses or deals with a specific issue in addition to other points being made.
Example: "The report not only highlights the successes of the project but also confronts the problem of budget overruns."
Alternatives: "also addresses the issue" or "also tackles the challenge".
The former British colony located off the south-west tip of India, is also confronting the problem of rising sea levels caused by global warming.
Instead of regulating cruising, he believes that congestion pricing is a simpler, more effective and more efficient policy solution, and one that also confronts the root cause of the problem - underpriced (or unpriced) road space.
And since revolution is typically driven by new results, or by a conceptual-cum-social reorganization of old ones, often highly unexpected, we also confront the hard problem of understanding creative innovation.
Your April 17 editorial and news article about the Independent Special Court for Sierra Leone pointed to gridlock on financing the court, a problem also confronting the planned Extraordinary Chambers in Cambodia to prosecute top Khmer Rouge leaders for crimes against humanity during the Pol Pot era.
To begin with, "Solo" confronts the problems of any prequel.
The EU has said Turkey needs to do more to improve its human-rights record before a date can be set for accession negotiations.The government will also have to confront the problem of Cyprus: negotiations to end the Greek-Turkish division of the island have got nowhere, and the EU is now saying it will admit the Greek-Cypriot part in 2004, whether or not the dispute is resolved.
"The suffering brought on by HIV/AIDS is global, but the ability for social workers to confront the problem is also universal," says Linsk, A.M. '74, Ph.D. '82.
Shame and stigma have also hindered a willingness among blacks to confront the problem, he added.
That is why by confronting the problem on a global level we are also addressing the local issues.
You appropriately credited New Jersey for confronting the problem of recidivism and noted that many other states are also reconsidering their approach to incarceration, re-entry and rehabilitation.
